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termhunt-cli

v1.0.3

Published

CLI for fetching and executing Makefiles from terminal-hunt app

Readme

termhunt-cli

A beautiful CLI tool for fetching and executing Makefile-like scripts from the termhunt app. Supports colored output, ticks/crosses, and multi-step commands with directory changes.

Features

  • Fetches commands from the termhunt API
  • Executes multi-line scripts step-by-step
  • Handles cd commands and runs subsequent commands in the correct directory
  • Beautiful, colored output with success and error indicators

Installation

npm install -g termhunt-cli

Usage

hunt <app-identifier>

Example:

hunt test-termhunt

How it works

  • Fetches a script from the API for the given app identifier
  • Prints each command before running it
  • Handles directory changes (cd ...) so subsequent commands run in the right place
  • Shows ticks (✔) for success and crosses (✖) for errors

Requirements

  • Node.js v18 or newer

License

MIT